Obama Delays Two Economic Reports Until After Healthcare Reform Debate

  The Obama administration has delayed releasing two reports; one is an economic report, and the other is a report on reduced spending.

    It is being speculated that the reason for the delay in the CONGRESSIONALLY MANDATED economic report is because of the trouble the president is having getting his socialized healthcare bill through congress. This certainly seems like the reason to me. People are growing more concerned about the economy everyday and they are beginning to question Obama’s plan to heap another one trillion dollars onto the national debt to nationalize the healthcare system.

  The Obama administration is using the “he did it too” defense to claim that this is nothing unusual by noting that both Presidents Bush and Clinton did the same thing also. Talk about a childish defense. There is more to it than this just being a delay due to the transition of administrations.

  Joe Biden has already admitted that President Obama “guessed wrong” on the economy and now the president doesn’t want the American people to know how bad the economy is until he force-feeds universal healthcare down our throats which in turn will stifle the economy even more. He has already botched the recovery effort and the healthcare bill will just add to the economic problems.

  And then there is the $100 million in spending cuts that the president ordered. $100 million is a mere pittance compared to the trillions that the president has already spent but it is fairly obvious to me that this goal was not met or else the president would be touting all of these “savings” as part of the means to pay for his healthcare plan.

  The last thing that the president needs before destroying another free market industry in healthcare is the report of how bad the economy is, coupled with his failure to enact any spending cuts right before he adds another One trillion dollars to the deficit. So he is hiding these two reports and he is just hoping that nobody notices that these reports have conveniently been delayed until after the president’s self-imposed deadline to pass healthcare reform.